Viewing a database
A database node in BMC Discovery represents a logical database. Databases are set up automatically by the BMC Discovery process. Logical databases are stored in dedicated Database nodes allowing simple separation of databases from other database details.
To view a database
- From the main menu, select Explore > Data.
- In the Software & Databases section, click Databases.
- Select a database from the list.
The selected database is displayed on a new page.
The information fields for a typical database are described in the following table:
Field name | Details |
|---|---|
Name | Name of this database. |
Type | Type of database, for example, DB2. |
Trigger Count | The number of triggers set in this database. |
Software Instance | Software instance of this database node. |
| Maintaining Pattern | The pattern that maintains this database. |
| Cloud | Whether this database is hosted in a cloud |
| Cloud class | The cloud class in which this database is hosted. For example, Elastic Standard. |
| Instance | Name of the database instance. |
| Logical Database Type | Type of this database. For example, SQL Server Database. |
| Short Name | Short name of this database. |
To view database details
- From the main menu, select Explore > Data.
- In the Software & Databases section, click Database Details.
- Select a database from the list.
The details of the selected database are displayed on a new page.
The information fields for the database details are listed in the table of the earlier section.
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Managing your IT infrastructure
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